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Mr Spock

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  1. Mr Spock
    So many stars! Wonderful image 👍
  2. Mr Spock
    Stay away from politics please. You know what will happen if not
  3. Mr Spock
    Hi Dave, welcome to SGL
  4. Mr Spock
    Fixed your title - don't know much about microscope sensors though. Usually sensor resolution depends on pixel size rather than the number of pixels. The smaller and more densely packed they are, the higher the resolution.
  5. Mr Spock
    Same here. I'll leave it to Steve to announce stuff Exciting stuff...
  6. Mr Spock
    Hi Derek, welcome to SGL
  7. Mr Spock

    Hello from Wales

    Mr Spock replied to Seb-B's topic in Welcome

    Hi Seb, welcome to SGL
  8. Mr Spock
    Yes, a nice pair as they say 😜
  9. Mr Spock
    Yes, lot's of lovely refractors Quite a few stunning 150mm apos I'd like to take home, and, an interesting ES 165mm apo...
  10. Mr Spock
    Just a few from today
  11. Mr Spock
    Setting off in a few minutes. Should be there just after 10.
  12. Mr Spock
    I must have one of these!
  13. Mr Spock
    You can find my picture almost anywhere of note...
  14. Mr Spock
    Suddenly, I have the urge to attend!
  15. Mr Spock
    I used a T4 22mm with a 250mm f4.7 Newt. I bought a coma corrector for it because without one... eek! Outstanding eyepiece though. I moved to a C9.25 before changing to an LVW 22mm so don't know how it goes in a Newt. I have an 80ED in which it is simply the best. I can't imagine stars looking any sharper.
  16. Mr Spock
    Hi Andrea, welcome to SGL
  17. Mr Spock

    Hello from Ireland

    Mr Spock replied to Gonko's topic in Welcome

    Hi Gary, welcome to SGL
  18. Mr Spock
    Hi, welcome back
  19. Mr Spock
    A classic range of 22mm, 17mm, 13mm and 8mm would be perfect. In a 200mm SCT that will give x90, x118, x154 and x250. With that you can cover DSOs, open clusters, globular clusters and small planetaries. Larger objects are never going to fit in a SCT's field of view, but, there are only a few that large.
  20. Mr Spock
    Hi, welcome to SGL
  21. Mr Spock
    I used to have the T4 22mm. Very nice, very sharp. I sold it in favour of an LVW 22mm which is much more comfortable to look though. It's so good I didn't mind the drop from 82° to 65°.
  22. Mr Spock
    Hi, welcome to SGL
  23. Mr Spock
    Great looking image. So much detail!
  24. Mr Spock
    Can we keep the forum in English please
  25. Mr Spock
    Hi, welcome to SGL The members here can talk the back leg off a tripod - so feel free to join in. There's always something going on
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